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Hitting the Road

Hitting the Road details the journeys of artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, and innovators as they turn their dreams into reality.

Podcast · By Sponsored by Nashville Vans · American English · Official site

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Aug 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    HTR Episode 48: Tim Timmons (opens the original)

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    Tim Timmons was diagnosed with incurable cancer in 2001 and given five years to live. Over two decades later, he's still here — and his music has become a testimony to what carried him through. In this episode, Tim talks candidly about the diagnosis that changed everything, what it felt like to face mortality head-on, and how his faith held steady when the future didn't. He opens up about the years since — building a career as a worship leader and Christian recording artist with albums like Cast

  2. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    HTR Episode 47: TV Taylor (opens the original)

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    TV Taylor went from homeless and battling addiction to building one of the internet's fastest-growing comedy shows. The Prank Cab Show — where he surprises rideshare passengers with custom AI-generated songs — took him from zero to over 620,000 followers and 100M+ views in weeks. In this episode, Taylor opens up about rock bottom, his second chance at life, and how that journey shaped The Prank Cab Show. We talk creative process, going viral, and what's next — long-form YouTube episodes and a po

  3. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    HTR Episode 46: Emma Zinck (opens the original)

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    Emma Zinck moved to Nashville from Fredericksburg, Virginia six years ago with nothing but a guitar — and built her career the hard way, one Broadway bar set and writing room at a time. In this episode, Emma talks about the grind of establishing herself in Music City, the leap of faith that brought her to Nashville in the first place, and how her persistence caught the attention of hitmaker Bridgette Tatum (writer of Jason Aldean's "She's Country"), leading to her first publishing deal with SoNa

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